Faux Thaw

Three basenjis were goofier than two basenjis.

Faux Thaw

Kiko took the lead.

Faux Thaw

How much is that Kiko in the window?

Cold White

Bosco was certain he was being followed. It didn't help that he was paranoid in the first place. The other two loved olive oil on their kibbles but Bosco thought the risk of being poisoned was too great. Other than this little piece of weirdness, he was about as level headed fellow as a person could ask. He worried about his picture appearing in the blog for fear some mysterious somebody would execute their will against him. It was like Joe E. Brown said to Jack Lemmon at the end of "Some Like It Hot:" "Nobody's perfect."

Cold White

Kiko was a nuisance that Milla tolerated sometimes.

Cold White

Let's go hang out by the kitchen door.

Cold White

Hip to Hip Pals.

Cold White

Kiko around the corner.

Cold White

Messing around by the fence.

Cold White

While Basenjis do not bark, they do talk.

Cold White

Soaking in a sunbeam.

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Kiko's bottomless eyes.

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Bosco was parts Pierce Brosnan and Benito Mussollini.

Cold White

Milla: "Huh?" "What?."

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Kiko and Bosco stylishly.

Cold White

3 Basenjis; one mind.

Cold White

20 January 2009 Inauguration of Pres. Obama

Way Cold

Nobody liked to go outside at twenty below to pee. It was enough to make a self-respecting Basenji indignant. But, there it was. Bosco, Milla, and Kiko had grown increasingly evasive when it came time to go outside. They weren't fools. They knew what was happening when people started asking them if they wanted to go outside. Luckily, they were sweet little people with a goodly history of taking their business outside. Waiting for spring. Have a lovely week.

Way Cold

Frosty impressionism.

Way Cold

Milla and Kiko waiting to get back in.